Writer Brooks Clark recalls the day he interviewed Pat Summitt and she helped him do his job better.
Sports
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People from Tennessee and beyond paid tribute to Pat Summitt with videos, photos, social media posts, flowers, letters, cartoons, and more. Take a look at all the ways fans chose to honor her.
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Twelve students from three colleges had the experience of a lifetime working behind the scenes of the big game.
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Meet Trennie Williams, a student who will do almost anything for the love of his university—even donning Power T sweater vests and superhero tights.
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Joshua Dobbs may be best known for his game on the gridiron, but this engineering student dreams of taking to the skies.
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When professors began taking roll in their classes this fall they may have noticed an uptick in students with one particular name.
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Stephanie Garant-Jones (’07) has quite the unique view of Sochi. The sport management graduate is working behind the scenes as part of the crew orchestrating the opening and closing ceremonies at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games.
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ESPN broadcaster Woody Paige has a big idea—name the NCAA women’s basketball trophy after UT’s Pat Summitt. Now, fans can sign a petition to help make that happen.
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Eleven athletes with UT ties will compete in the 2012 Olympic Games in London, set to begin July 27. Alumna and gold medalist Benita Fitzgerald Mosley will serve as USA Track & Field’s chief of sport performance.
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WNBA star and former Lady Vol Chamique Holdsclaw and Vanderbilt law and chemistry professor Sean Seymore recently returned to campus as Accomplished Alumni.